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sach7

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Dec 21, 2020
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Hello there,

So I was counting my hours for my skill trade file. I have been using My pay-stubs which to calculate my hours completed which are bi-weekly formated. I have worked part-time for more than 15 weeks for no more than 30/h/bi-weekly. Few paystubs have even 28-29/h/bi-weekly and some have more than 59.50 and 60 hours bi-weekly.

All this bi-weekly stuff is confusing me and I am not sure how would I approach in the right way to calculate my hours for my skill trade stream.

I even don't want to talk about some of my stubs have 15-16/hours/bi-weekly. This makes the calculation more confusing for me.

If someone can advise the right way to calculate I will really appreciate it.
 
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